The Republican journal., 1887-03-17
News Of Belfast and Vicinity.

| Business on the Belfast branch railroad contin-
ues to be good, both in freight and passenger
traffic.
Capt ID. NJ. Berry, of Stockton, was in Bangor
last week making arrangements for a suitable yes
sci to engage in the West Indies trade.
| There will be a hard times dance at the Belfast
Opera House next Thursday evening. The idea is
to see who can get up the worst looking costume.
Steamer Mount Waldo arrived in Belfast Tues
day from Bucksport, and will undergo slight re
pairs Capt. Ernest Patterson, of this city, is in
command.
| II. ID. Iadock, of New York, recently of Port
land, and formerly lawyer in this place, has
lately gone into insolvency with liabilities amount
ing to Sl',ooo Bucksport Clipper.
While at work ON the interior of the store on
Main street recently vacated by Mr.. George O..
Bailey, Mr.. Green Small found under the finishing
silver coin the size OF ten cent piece, date. III.
Mr.. L. u. Fogg, who was obliged to move out of
Hay ford Block to make way for Mr.. Waterman 5
clothing store, has been unable to procure Il rent
and has removed his stock of goods to his house.
| Capt. A. ID. Bean was i'll last week and confined
to the house for few days, but he was on deck
Monday as usual and the victory he helped to
bring about that day has put him the road to
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bidders for the reservoir outlet work at Washing
ton, D. G., ut twenty-ninc thousand dollars, but
! was undcrhii hy others Mr.. Pierce and Ira
luht ESD OF Ne" Castle Dell recently pht on Il
$4,000 Joo OF government work amt were less
the contract.
"Wednesday evening, March 4th, was the last
regular evening of Studleys very successful dane
ing school in this city. Last evening Mr.. Studley
gave concert and ball at the Opera House to
mark the close of his school. The presence OF
s"hp"fh luii orehcS'r' ensure" It ihusc'l ue'"
ana lovers OF the uahcc were alof"eu an evening
oi gree" enjoyment
". c. I. L. The Union of this city will cele
blatc in some way the 18th anniversary of its or
-anizaton, which comes on the 50th inst. At the
regular meeting last Saturday afternoon the mem
beers of the Mon presented to Mrs Charles Moore
as 4 birthday Gift, 4 Testament. n handsome tabl,
cloth and !, pair OF towels. Mrs. Moore has beer
President If the Union and is an active member.
The Castine correspondent Of the Buckspor
Clipprr saws: "It is not known inst when tn,
Florence will q, on To the route but understand
She will have to 70 to Bangor for repairs before
she can start 1t is also reported that Can't Deck
er is trying to yet the steamer MAY Field to take
her place until she is repaired 1t is hoped he o,
some one will succeed in getting !. boat ON to tn,
route before long"
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Angeles, Cal, 'mdcr date March 4th that Capt
recently and called at the store of Louis Harris
| Frank Conant, Mr.. II. saws has bought some Ian,
| i'm that vicinity and s. L. Dodge is there AMI vii
doubtless purchase Mr. Harris left los Anrelc
March sth for New York. He will arrive in Re,
fast some time next month.
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nam The p"W lHmpe'i the track delaying the dow'
| 'faiil one hour. Mr.. Mace says while the snow
ial has been heavy this winter railroading on th'
hel'ast branch mas been easier than for many
| years. lie has only lost one trip this season.
Horse NOTES. The horse owned by Geo G.
| Fierce OF this city and driven by A. A. Uur.l
| which broke 4 leg at Pemaquid and the limb hav
loose in the stable last week and falling rolled Out
OF doors iniurng the broken limb so that the ami
NAL will probably have to he killed Mr. Asa +
Riggs of this city had a horse die from stop,,ar ,
'''''is '-''r' H. T. N''oh'iu morse, winch fi'
'ct" "ii''ei treatment lor pneumonia the past t"'
weeks, Is somewhat better
| DEATH OF , MAINE prr,,upp p., \ !,
Clifford. n uatiyc of Palermo died .t Mo,sb,n
| Texas, ON Thursday of last week ooed 2, ve,~
and 3 months Mr.. Clifford was = nnnbor of tn,
Texas Methodist Conference. and President ~
Wiley University. lie was the son of Rev. W. \